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Concordia University Chicago Softball Camps
Assistant Coach Shavaughne Desecki
Shavaughne Desecki graduated from East Leyden High School (Franklin Park, IL) where she was a 3-sport athlete playing volleyball, basketball, and softball. She received a full scholarship to DePaul University in 1998 to play both basketball and softball. There she played for two legendary coaches: Doug Bruno (basketball) and Eugene Lenti (softball). Although loving both sports, Shavaughne excelled in collegiate softball. In her college tenure, she received All-Conference and All-Region awards in the 1999 – 2001 seasons. Her freshman year, she was name to the NFCA All-American 2nd Team as a designated player. DePaul reached the World Series (top 8 teams in the nation) in both Desecki’s Freshman and Sophomore years. Shavaughne was named to the World Series All-Tournament team as a sophomore in 2000 when she tied a World Series record with 4 RBIs in a single game against Alabama. Since college, she has been helping many young players throughout the Chicagoland area with batting and the mental approach to the game. In 2006, she was asked to help assist the UIC Flames for the season and is now helping the Concorida Cougars as an assistant coach this year.
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